Use Floral Snips for delicate work, bypass pruners for woody stems, and a sharp floral knife for precision cuts.
Most pro-style arrangements utilize line flowers, focal flowers, secondary flowers, filler flowers, foliage, and "bits and pieces".
Floral Tools 101: Your Guide to Fundamental Flower Arranging Tools
Look for flowers with firm, green stems and unopened buds. Avoid flowers with yellowing leaves or slimy stems.
For bouquets that need to endure, prioritize varieties like Chrysanthemums (which can last 3+ weeks), Orchids, or Carnations. 3. Floral Design Principles
Tools like floral tape, waterproof tape (for grids), chicken wire, and floral frogs help hold flowers in place without needing floral foam.